Ubisoft will host its E3 2018 press conference on Monday, June 11 at 4 p.m. ET. You can watch the whole thing right here with the Digital Trends crew as we react to the latest news and announcements. We expect to see more gameplay from Assassin's Creed Odyssey as well as a few surprises.

Square Enix kept its return to E3 brief with a 30-minute video presentation that mostly showed off games we already knew were coming. Though there were a few surprises, including a new game from PlatinumGames and a bizarre title called The Quiet Man. Here's everything Square Enix detailed at E3.

The Xbox Adaptive Controller takes the most serious approach to accommodating physically disabled gamers that we’ve ever seen from one of the video game industry’s major hardware-makers. We spoke with Microsoft Senior Hardware Program Manager Gabi Michel, who managed development of the Adaptive Controller, to learn about how the project came to be, how it works, and how it will inform their approach to hardware going forward.

Fallout 76 gameplay was first shown during Bethesda's E3 press conference, and if you're in the mood to explore the barren post-nuke world, you can do so with some nifty new collectibles. GameStop and ThinkGeek are releasing replicas of everything from the Pip-Boy to the plasma rifle.

We loved the tough and beautiful 2015 indie gem ‘Ori and the Blind Forest.’ Microsoft and Moon Studios are back with a sequel, coming in 2019, and it looks to have more of everything we so adored about the first game.

Square Enix is returning to E3 after a three-year hiatus, with a bunch of big games to talk about at this year's press conference. They include Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Dragon Quest XI, Kingdom Hearts III and a maybe even an update about the remake of Final Fantasy VII.

Publisher Bethesda had plenty of games for its E3 2018 Showcase, including The Elder Scrolls VI and Starfield, as well as the upcoming online game Fallout 76, which launches this November. Other announcements included sequels to two beloved first-person shooters and some VR news.

During Bethesda's pre-E3 press conference, the studio finally revealed Fallout 76. While it's still an RPG at heart, it will be an online-only game where every character is a real player. It will expand on Fallout 4's base-building system, and introduce nuclear missile sites for causing havoc.

Capitalizing on the success of Fallout Shelter, Bethesda is bringing The Elder Scrolls franchise to mobile devices. Unlike Fallout Shelter, Blades looks like the full Elder Scrolls experience, complete with dungeons, towns, and player-versus-player combat. The free-to-play game launches this fall.

Gameplay shown for Rage 2 during Bethesda's E3 2018 Showcase has us very excited to get our hands on the sequel. It's zanier and more creative than the original, but it's still Rage at heart. The game -- and a goofy severed head collector's edition -- will be available on consoles and PC next spring.

Microsoft came out swinging for its E3 2018 press conference. In addition to announcing several exclusive games from big franchises, the company also unveiled a brand new game studio and the acquisition of several others. Here is everything announced during the press conference.

Bethesda will host its annual E3 2018 press conference on Sunday, June 10 at 9:30 p.m. ET, giving players a look at its upcoming games, and you can watch the whole event right here. Join the Digital Trends crew as they react to the biggest announcements and best-looking games.

The Coalition introduced Gears of War 5 during Microsoft's pre-E3 Xbox conference. Most of what we saw set the stage for the story, which puts Kait Diaz in the protagonist's seat. She goes AWOL on a personal mission to understand her nightmares and a Locus symbol passed on by her grandmother.

To close out Microsoft's E3 2018 show, we got our first good look at CD Projekt Red's next massive RPG, Cyberpunk 2077. From flying cars, to robot fights, to rogue body alterations, Cyberpunk 2077 definitely earns its name. No word yet on when the game launches, but it's probably still a ways away.

During Microsoft's press conference prior to the E3 gaming convention, Playground Games revealed the release date for the fourth installment of its "Forza Horizon" franchise. The game will feature an open world changed by the time of day, seasons, and weather effects on the Xbox One and Windows 10.

During Microsoft's Sunday event at E3 2018, the company unveiled a new slate of games and features coming to its Xbox Game Pass service, including some exciting software improvements coming as early as this month. Subscribers have some big games coming to Microsoft's 'Netflix of Games' in 2019.

During Microsoft's E3 2018 press conference, Capcom unveiled Devil May Cry 5, the long-awaited sequel to 2008's Devil May Cry 4. Devil May Cry 5 will once again focus on Nero, Dante's nephew who also has the devil trigger. The game launches in Spring 2019 with the original series director at the helm.

To open its E3 2018 press briefing, Microsoft unveiled Halo Infinite, the next mainline entry in Microsoft's flagship first-person shooter franchise. The trailer didn't tell us much, but it did show Master Chief holding his helmet. Could we finally see what the mysterious protagonist looks like?

Square Enix and PlatinumGames' masterpiece role-playing game Nier: Automata will come to Xbox later this month after previously only being available on PS4 and PC. Downloadable content will be bundled with the game for $50, including the bizarre 3C3C1D119440927 expansion.

Microsoft's E3 2018 Xbox press conference will take place on June 10 at 4 p.m. ET. We'll be livestreaming the entire show right here, reacting along to the announcements as they happen. If you don't want commentary, there are several other official sources of the press conference, as well.

Electronic Arts has translated "Command & Conquer" to mobile platforms, creating a fast-paced competitive multiplayer experience that's easy to pick up, but also deep enough to satisfy strategy players' cravings for smart, tactical warfare.

Electronic Arts and BioWare saved "Anthem" for last during the E3 2018 press conference, revealing when the game will arrive on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. The game will feature a "living," shareable open world where everyone experiences the change of day, seasons, weather effects, and more.

Electronic Arts skipped the main E3 floor and focused on previously-announced games during its EA Play 2018 press conference, held on June 9. From Anthem gameplay to, Battlefield V footage and even a first look at Unravel 2, here are the biggest games, announcements, and news from EA Play 2018.

At EA Play, EA Sports announced FIFA 19 will get UEFA Champions League content, which previously only appeared in Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer series. FIFA's story mode, The Journey, also returns when FIFA 19 launches on September 28. In the meantime, FIFA 18 is free to try.

During Electronic Arts' presentation at E3 2018, we got a big surprise from Respawn Entertainment's CEO Vince Zampella: There's a new Star Wars game coming and it takes us to a dark time in the Star Wars universe. Its title gives us a hint about its content: Get ready for Jedi Fallen Order.

Electronic Arts' EA Play press conference kicks off the E3 festivities on June 9 at 11 a.m. PT. We're livestreaming the show and providing instant reactions right here. We'd like you to join us, but if you'd rather watch the conference sans commentary, you have a bunch of streaming options.

Along with watching the press conferences and reading coverage on your favorite video game websites, you can keep up with all of the E3 fun by following some quality social media accounts. Here are some of the accounts you should follow during this year's E3 festivities for minute-by-minute updates.

Ahead of E3, Team Ninja revealed Dead or Alive 6, the first new numbered entry in the fighting franchise in nearly six years. The game uses a new engine and features a few streamlined systems to help beginners hop into the action. Dead or Alive 6 launches in early 2019 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

E3 2018 is almost here. The press conferences will be your one-stop shop for all the game news you've been waiting for. This year there will press conferences from Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Square Enix, Bethesda, Ubisoft, and EA. Here's when each of them will be held along with what to expect.

A Steam advertisement posted online too early has confirmed Just Cause 4, the next sequel in Avalanche Studios' long-running open-world series. The game will presumably be officially announced at E3 during publisher Square Enix's press conference, while will be held on June 11.

Bethesda's E3 2018 press conference could be its biggest showcase yet, though what will be shown is a mystery. Besides Rage 2 and Fallout 76, nothing is officially on the slate, though DLC, ports, and possibly a major sequel could be in play. The press conference kicks off at 6:30 p.m. PT on June 10.

Microsoft needs a big E3 to gain some momentum this generation, with its Xbox One X in desperate need of games to show off its power. Here is what we expect to see announced during the company's show, including first-party exclusive games as well as third-party titles and even a new piece of hardware.

Ubisoft's E3 2018 press conference takes place on June 11. If recent years are any indication, Ubisoft will have at least a few surprises in store. From The Division 2 to Beyond Good & Evil 2 to the return of Splinter Cell, here's what we expect to be shown during Ubisoft's showcase.

Microsoft has delayed Crackdown 3 until February 2019. The game had previously been scheduled for a November 2017 release date before being pumped into the following year, and early previews have been mixed. It will be the first game in the Crackdown series in more than eight years.